Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-01-28
GENERAL NEWS.

No change In the Jersey coal beavers
strike.
The Northern Pacific earned $ll3,-
76s In the third week OF January.
Garland denies that he has pro-
nnunced the Miller pleuro-pneumonia
bill unconstitutional.
The steepest toboggan slide In Wis
consin Injuries about one person a
night at Chippewa Falls.
Governor Foraker has quarantined
Ohio against cattle shipments from
Illinois. PieOro-pneumo8ia.
Another one Of Col. Mosby's claims
against the government has been dis
allowed. This makes $4,000 he is
out.
An amendment to the second Sec
ton Of the Pacific funding bill has
been offered by Congressman Outh-
waite.
Orth Stein, who killed Q man at
Kansas City, slays a telegraph opera
tor at Utah aud il speedily captured
and jailed.
The northwestern roads have order.
ed 252 locomotives, 272 coaches and
sleeper, and $500 freight cars for their
years equipment.
The financial striUgency of the
southwest il being lOosened by cash
steals. The record cf the past week
has been we'll filled.
A wax figure OF Nina Van Zandt.
costing over 30, was displayed in n
Chicago dime museum. An iujunc-
ton stopped the show.
Three thousand miners al Airdrie,
Scotland, have struck for AN advance
OF Il shilling per day. The strike has
occasi0Ded great excitement.
French newspapers Of all parties join
Ia accusing the English press ofiDvent-
ing and circulating bellicose cansrds.
France will refuse to fall into the trap.
Toe Massachusetts, state board OF
lupacy shows {. at there are 5000 in
sane persons la the state, and that the
number increases In greater ratio than
the population. ..
1t Is thought in Chicago that the
Central Traffic Association will soon
dissolve. The Peoria and Indianapolis
local pools are shattered aud trafiic
rates demolished.
A feasible route has been found for
the Burlington d Northern into Du-
luth, costing less than SIS. 900 q mile
and enabling the road to make q very
cheap freight rate.
Pete Mccoy. Of Philadelphia, and
"Reddy" Gallagher, Of Cleveland. at
tempted q prize fight 10 4 finish with
hard gloves at the latter city. but the
police arrested the gang after the sixth
round.
The people Of the north Saskatcbe-
wan have been treated TO some re-
markablv cold weather. On the 3lst
ult, the thermometer stood st SO be-
low zero at Battleford, and 570 below
at Prince Albert
One Of the lawyers In the Gray tele-
phone contest now on tap at Wash
ington, says there will be q sensation
before the case closer, "a the Bell peo-
pie have virtually admitted at uifier.
ept times all the Gray claims. ut r
The Manitoba 10 said TO con template
q withdrawal from the local passeng
combination because OF trouble With
the Northern Pacific about Pacific
coast rstee. The former wants to
make . lower rate than the latter will
concede. ....... 4
II 10 said the president will ask NJ.
Cullom to name one of the two Repub-
licans 70 20 on the interstate hallway
commission. Judge Reagan viii
claim the right 10 name the southern
member. Van Wyck 10 urged for .
place, as is John H. Oberly.
The Albuquerque Democrat pub
lishee the strange story that Jeese
James II not dead but living In the
wilds OF Arizona, near Ph9utx. The
article II based on interviews with re.
liable yen tlemen, direct from the home
of Jesse James. who are eu route %
the Pacific and who offered . chain Of
evidences most convincing that the al.
legged assassination was oil ruse.
The Standard cattle company, bead
quarters at Cheyenne, had on the
Chicago market on Monday the first
consignment Of cattle from its feeding
station at Amos, Wyo.. where 5000
Wyoming cattle are being prepared
for the Chicago market. The lot, 1l4
head, averaged I ,339 pounds and sold
at $40. Col. A. r. Babbitt 10 the
manager. The condition Of this. its
nfst consignment Of meal-fed cattle.
was excellent.